Butterflies and Moths (British)

Butterflies and Moths (British)
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William S. Furneaux. Butterflies and Moths (British)

Butterflies and Moths (British)

Table of Contents

PART I. STRUCTURE AND LIFE-HISTORY OF THE LEPIDOPTERA

CHAPTER I. GENERAL CHARACTERS

CHAPTER II. THE EGG

CHAPTER III. THE LARVA

CHAPTER IV. THE PUPA OR CHRYSALIS

CHAPTER V. CLASSIFICATION OF THE LEPIDOPTERA

PART II. WORK AT HOME AND IN THE FIELD

CHAPTER VI. CATCHING BUTTERFLIES AND MOTHS

Catching Butterflies

Catching Moths by Day

Searching for Moths at Night

CHAPTER VII. COLLECTING OVA, LARVÆ, AND PUPÆ

Collecting Ova

Collecting Larvæ

Collecting Pupæ

CHAPTER VIII. REARING LEPIDOPTERA

Management of Ova

Rearing Larvæ

The Management of Pupæ

CHAPTER IX. SETTING AND PRESERVING

Setting and Preserving Butterflies and Moths

CHAPTER X. PRESERVING OVA, LARVÆ AND PUPÆ

CHAPTER XI. THE CABINET—ARRANGEMENT OF SPECIMENS

PART III. BRITISH BUTTERFLIES

CHAPTER XII. THE SWALLOW-TAIL AND THE 'WHITES'

Family—Papilionidæ. The Swallow-tail (Papilio Machaon)

Family—Pieridæ

The Black-veined White (Aporia Cratægi)

The Large White (Pieris Brassicæ)

The Small White (P. Rapæ)

The Green-veined White (P. Napi)

The Bath or Green-chequered White (P. Daplidice)

The Orange Tip (Euchloë Cardamines)

The Wood White (Leucophasia Sinapis)

The Pale Clouded Yellow (Colias Hyale)

The Clouded Yellow (Colias Edusa)

Colias Edusa, var. Helice

The Brimstone (Gonopteryx Rhamni)

CHAPTER XIII. THE FRITILLARIES, VANESSAS, AND THE PURPLE EMPEROR

Family—Nymphalidæ

The Small Pearl-bordered Fritillary (Argynnis Selene)

The Pearl-bordered Fritillary (Argynnis Euphrosyne)

The Queen of Spain Fritillary (Argynnis Latona)

The Dark-green Fritillary (Argynnis Aglaia)

The High-brown Fritillary (Argynnis Adippe)

The Silver-washed Fritillary (Argynnis Paphia)

The Greasy Fritillary (Melitæa Aurinia)

The Glanville Fritillary (Melitæa Cinxia)

The Heath Fritillary (Melitæa Athalia)

The Comma (Vanessa C-Album)

The Large Tortoiseshell (Vanessa Polychloros)

The Small Tortoiseshell (Vanessa Urticæ)

The Peacock (Vanessa Io)

The Camberwell Beauty (Vanessa Antiopa)

The Red Admiral (Vanessa Atalanta)

The Painted Lady (Vanessa Cardui)

The White Admiral (Limenitis Sibylla)

Family—Apaturidæ. The Purple Emperor (Apatura Iris)

CHAPTER XIV. THE BROWNS AND HEATHS

Family—Satyridæ

The Marbled White (Melanargia Galatea)

The Small Ringlet (Erebia Epiphron)

The Northern Brown (Erebia Æthiops)

The Speckled Wood or Wood Argus (Pararge Egeria)

The Wall Butterfly (Pararge Megæra)

The Grayling (Satyrus Semele)

The Meadow Brown (Epinephele Janira)

The Large Heath (Epinephele Tithonus)

The Ringlet (Epinephele Hyperanthus)

The Marsh Ringlet (Cænonympha Typhon)

The Small Heath (Cænonympha Pamphilus)

CHAPTER XV. THE HAIRSTREAKS, COPPERS AND BLUES

Family—Lycænidæ

The Brown Hairstreak (Thecla Betulæ)

The Black Hairstreak, or White-letter Hairstreak (Thecla W-album)

The Dark Hairstreak (Thecla Pruni)

The Purple Hairstreak (Thecla Quercus)

The Green Hairstreak (Thecla Rubi)

The Large Copper (Polyommatus Dispar)

The Small Copper (Polyommatus Phlæas)

The Tailed Blue (Lycæna Bætica)

The Silver-studded Blue (Lycæna Ægon)

The Brown Argus (Lycæna Astrarche)

The Common Blue (Lycæna Icarus)

The Clifden Blue (Lycæna Bellargus)

The Chalk-Hill Blue (Lycæna Corydon)

The Holly Blue (Lycæna Argiolus)

The Mazarine Blue (Lycæna Semiargus)

The Small Blue (Lycæna Minima)

The Large Blue (Lycæna Arion)

CHAPTER XVI. THE DUKE OF BURGUNDY AND THE SKIPPERS

Family—Erycinidæ. The Duke of Burgundy (Nemeobius Lucina)

Family—Hesperiidæ—The Skippers

The Grizzled Skipper (Syrichthus Malvæ)

The Dingy Skipper (Nisoniades Tages)

The Small Skipper (Hesperia Thaumas)

The New Small Skipper (Hesperia Lineola)

The Lulworth Skipper (Hesperia Actæon)

The Large Skipper (Hesperia Sylvanus)

The Silver-spotted Skipper (Hesperia Comma)

The Chequered Skipper (Carterocephalus Palæmon)

PART IV. COMMON BRITISH MOTHS

CHAPTER XVII. SPHINGES

Family—Sphingidæ

The Death's-Head Hawk (Acherontia Atropos)

The Privet Hawk (Sphinx Ligustri)

The Spurge Hawk (Deilephila Euphorbiæ)

The Small Elephant Hawk (Chærocampa Porcellus)

The Large Elephant (Chærocampa Elpenor)

The Eyed Hawk (Smerinthus Ocellatus)

The Poplar Hawk (Smerinthus Populi)

The Lime Hawk (Smerinthus Tiliæ)

The Humming-Bird Hawk (Macroglossa Stellatarum)

The Broad-bordered Bee Hawk (Macroglossa Fuciformis)

Family Sesiidæ—The Clearwings

The Hornet Clearwing of the Poplar (Trochilium Apiformis)

The Currant Clearwing (Sesia Tipuliformis)

Family—Zygænidæ

The Forester (Ino Statices)

The Broad-bordered Five-spotted Burnet (Zygæna Trifolii)

The Six-spotted Burnet (Zygæna Filipendulæ)

CHAPTER XVIII. BOMBYCES

Family—Nycteolidæ. The Green Silver-lined (Hylophila prasinana)

Family—Nolidæ. The Short-cloaked Moth (Nola cucullatella)

Family—Lithosiidæ. The Muslin Moth (Nudaria mundana)

The Common Footman (Lithosia lurideola)

Family—Eucheliidæ. The Cinnabar (Euchelia Jacobææ)

The Scarlet Tiger (Callimorpha Dominula)

Family—Cheloniidæ. The Wood Tiger (Nemeophila Plantaginis)

The Tiger (Arctia caia)

The Cream-spot Tiger (Arctia villica)

The Buff Ermine (Spilosoma lubricipeda)

The White Ermine (Spilosoma Menthastri)

Family—Hepialidæ

The Ghost Swift (Hepialus Humuli)

The Common Swift (Hepialus lupulinus)

Family—Cossidæ

The Goat Moth (Cossus ligniperda)

The Leopard Moth (Zeuzera pyrina)

Family—Liparidæ

The Brown Tail (Porthesia chrysorrhœa)

The Gipsy (Ocneria dispar)

The Black Arches (Psilura Monacha)

The Vapourer Moth (Orgyia antiqua)

Family—Bombycidæ

The Oak Eggar (Bombyx Quercus)

The Drinker (Odonestis potatoria)

The Lappet (Lasiocampa quercifolia)

Family—Endromidæ. The Kentish Glory (Endromis versicolor)

Family—Saturniidæ. The Emperor Moth (Saturnia pavonia)

Family—Drepanulidæ

The Oak Hook Tip (Drepana binaria)

The Chinese Character (Cilix glaucata)

Family—Dicranuridæ

The Poplar Kitten (Dicranura bifida)

The Puss (Dicranura vinula)

Family—Notodontidæ. The Coxcomb Prominent (Lophopteryx camelina)

Family—Pygæridæ. The Buff Tip (Phalera bucephala)

The Chocolate Tip (Pygæra curtula)

Family—Cymatophoridæ

The Peach Blossom (Thyatira Batis)

The Yellow-horned (Asphalia flavicornis)

CHAPTER XIX. THE NOCTUÆ

Family—Bryophilidæ. The Marbled Beauty (Bryophila Perla)

Family—Bombycoidæ

The Grey Dagger (Acronycta Psi)

The Poplar Grey (Acronycta megacephala)

The Figure of Eight (Diloba cæruleocephala)

Family—Leucaniidæ

The Brown-line Bright-eye (Leucania conigera)

The Smoky Wainscot (Leucania impura)

The Common Wainscot (Leucania pallens)

The Bullrush (Nonagria arundinis)

Family—Apameidæ

The Frosted Orange (Gortyna Ochracea)

The Flame (Axylia putris)

The Light Arches (Xylophasia lithoxylea)

The Flounced Rustic (Luperina testacea)

The Cabbage Moth (Mamestra Brassicæ)

The Dot (Mamestra Persicariæ)

The Rustic Shoulder-knot (Apamea basilinea)

The Marbled Minor (Miana strigilis)

Family—Caradrinidæ

The Mottled Rustic (Caradrina Morpheus)

Family—Noctuidæ

The Turnip Moth (Agrotis Segetum)

The Heart and Dart (Agrotis Exclamationis)

The Garden Dart (Agrotis nigricans)

The Flame Shoulder (Noctua plecta)

The Lesser Broad Border (Triphæna ianthina)

The Lesser Yellow Underwing (Triphæna Comes)

The Large Yellow Underwing (Triphæna Pronuba)

Family—Amphipyridæ. The Gothic (Mania typica)

The Old Lady (Mania Maura)

Family—Orthosiidæ

The Common Quaker (Tæniocampa stabilis)

The Chestnut (Cerastis Vaccinii)

The Pink-barred Sallow (Xanthia Flavago)

Family—Cosmiidæ. The Dun-bar (Calymnia trapezina)

Family—Hadenidæ

The Broad-barred White (Hecatera serena)

The Marvel-du-jour (Agriopis Aprilina)

The Small Angle Shades (Euplexia lucipara)

The Angle Shades (Phlogophora Meticulosa)

The Grey Arches (Aplecta nebulosa)

The Shears (Hadena dentina)

The Bright-line Brown-eye (Hadena oleracea)

Family—Xylinidæ

The Early Grey (Xylocampa Areola)

The Shark (Cucullia umbratica)

Family—Gonopteridæ. The Herald Moth (Gonoptera Libatrix)

Family—Plusiidæ

The Burnished Brass (Plusia Chrysitis)

The Silver Y (Plusia Gamma)

Family—Euclidiidæ. The Mother Shipton (Euclidia Mi)

Family—Catocalidæ

The Clifden Nonpareil (Catocala Fraxini)

The Red Underwing (Catocala Nupta)

The Dark Crimson Underwing (Catocala Sponsa)

CHAPTER XX. GEOMETRÆ

Family—Uropterygidæ. The Swallow Tail (Uropteryx sambucaria)

Family—Ennomidæ

The Brimstone Moth (Rumia luteolata)

The Scalloped Oak (Crocallis elinguaria)

The August Thorn (Eugonia quercinaria)

Family—Amphidasydæ

The Brindled Beauty (Biston hirtaria)

The Peppered Moth (Amphidasys betularia)

Family—Boarmiidæ

The Waved Umber (Hemerophila abruptaria)

The Willow Beauty (Boarmia gemmaria)

Family—Geometridæ

The Large Emerald (Geometra papilionaria)

The Common Emerald (Hemithea strigata)

Family—Ephyridæ. The Maiden's Blush (Zonosoma punctaria)

Family—Acidaliidæ

The Lace Border (Acidalia ornata)

The Riband Wave (A. aversata)

The Blood-vein (Timandra amataria)

Family—Caberidæ

The Common Wave (Cabera exanthemata)

The Clouded Silver (Bapta temerata)

Family—Macariidæ. The V Moth (Halia Vauaria)

Family—Fidoniidæ

The Common Heath (Ematurga atomaria)

The Bordered White (Bupalus piniaria)

Family—Zerenidæ. The Currant Moth (Abraxas grossulariata)

Family—Hyberniidæ

The Spring Usher (Hybernia leucophæaria)

The Mottled Umber (Hybernia defoliaria)

The March Moth (Anisopteryx æscularia)

Family—Larentiidæ

The November Moth (Oporabia dilutata)

The Twin-spot Carpet (Larentia didymata)

The Grass Rivulet (Emmelesia albulata)

The Netted Pug (Eupithecia venosata)

The Narrow-winged Pug (Eupithecia nanata)

The Brindled Pug (Eupithecia abbreviata)

The Small Seraphim (Lobophora sexalisata)

The Blue-bordered Carpet (Melanthia bicolorata)

The Beautiful Carpet (Melanthia albicillata)

The Silver Ground Carpet (Melanippe montanata)

The Garden Carpet (Melanippe fluctuata)

The Yellow Shell (Camptogramma bilineata)

The Small Phœnix (Cidaria silaceata)

Family—Euboliidæ

The Small Mallow (Eubolia limitata)

The Treble Bar (Anaitis plagiata)

CHAPTER XXI. THE MICRO-LEPIDOPTERA

Pyralides

The Tabby (Aglossa pinguinalis)

The Meal Moth (Pyralis farinalis)

The Small Magpie (Eurrhypara urticata)

The Mother-of-Pearl (Botys ruralis)

The Garden Pebble (Pionea forficalis)

The Beautiful China Mark (Hydrocampa stagnata)

The Pterophori

Platyptilia gonodactyla

Leioptilus osteodactylus

Aciptilia pentadactyla

Alucita hexadactyla

Crambi

Chilo Phragmitellus

Crambus hamellus

Crambus tristellus

Crambus hortuellus

Galleria mellonella

The Tortrices

Tortrix xylosteana

Tortrix viridana

Peronea cristana

Ptycholoma lecheana

Penthina pruniana

Antithesia salicella

Sciaphila octomaculana

Ephippiphora cirsiana

Carpocapsa pomonella

Xanthosetia zoegana

The Tineæ

Diurnea fagella

Adela cuprella

Hyponomeuta Padellus

Depressaria nervosa

Harpella Geoffrella

Coleophora ibipennella

Tischeria complanella

Nepticula aurella

APPENDICES

APPENDIX I

COMPLETE CLASSIFIED LIST OF BRITISH MACRO-LEPIDOPTERA

RHOPALOCERA (BUTTERFLIES)

HETEROCERA (MOTHS) SPHINGES

BOMBYCES

NOCTUÆ

GEOMETRÆ

APPENDIX II. THE LEPIDOPTERIST'S CALENDAR

JANUARY

FEBRUARY

MARCH

APRIL

MAY

JUNE

JULY

AUGUST

SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER

NOVEMBER

DECEMBER

COLOURED PLATES

INDEX

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William S. Furneaux

Published by Good Press, 2019

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We have thus observed some of the more striking features in the structure of the butterfly and moth in its most perfect state; and alluded in a very brief manner to the various stages through which these creatures must necessarily pass before finally reaching this stage. But now we must study these earlier stages more closely, and watch the insects during the marvellous transitions they are destined to undergo. This we shall do in the following chapters.

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